Tardifornia becomes first state to mandate solar panels on new homes
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Huckabee
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Posted 11:25 am, 05/16/2018
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Rose we are here to stay so get over it. Hillary Lost, Chris Shew won.
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hangsleft
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Posted 8:41 am, 05/16/2018
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Oh the horror, solar panels to generate electricity at your fingers tips.
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Rosestar
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Posted 8:32 am, 05/16/2018
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I wish all the tards would leave Wilkes county so the Democrats could step in and clean up the tards mess 
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Democrats Are Treasonous
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Posted 6:28 am, 05/16/2018
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Packing up and moving out: People are leaving California in droves ...
Feb 3, 2018 - VICTORVILLE " Billy Joel's classic tune "Movin' Out” could be an appropriate theme song for the many individuals in the High Desert and ... Mar 19, 2018 - He said housing is the chief reason people are leaving California, pointing out there are frequently bidding wars for what limited inventory of ... Feb 27, 2018 - And people are leaving in droves for opportunities elsewhere. The actual migration patterns in California aren't quite as bad as that sounds"at ... Feb 22, 2018 - California is also losing people under 25 and those with only high school or some college education. Millennials from New York and Illinois are ... Mar 23, 2018 - California has big problems, including soaring taxes, stratospheric ... But its most serious problem may be that people are leaving the state in ... Feb 23, 2018 - California's population got older and wealthier as more people moved out than moved to the state. So where is everybody going?
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sparkling water
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Posted 7:01 pm, 05/15/2018
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In honesty, that is one nutty idea that I like. Such a rule would eventually drive the costs of solar power down. I also would like to see every parking lot with a solar panel roof.
Everybody has to have a few nutty tendencies. That is one of mine.
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Democrats Are Treasonous
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Posted 6:56 pm, 05/15/2018
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California has become the first state in the nation to mandate solar panels for all new homes, in a move to cut greenhouse gas emissions that critics say will end up raising home prices in the already expensive market. In a unanimous 5-0 vote Wednesday, the California Energy Commission approved the policy.
http://www.foxnews.com/poli...homes.html
And you thought they couldn't get any nuttier out there...
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